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   by jdc0589 10y ago

   that's exactly how limetext approached it. one back end, multiple frontends. I think that project is dead-ish though
2. 392.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   thats pretty important... The entire point of this thing is to be transparent.
3. 393.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   looks like oh-my-zsh ships with this... couldn't figure out why I had it already.
4. 394.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   there are a couple things I typo frequently enough I've seriously considered it...
5. 395.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   > extreme lack in readability. understatement of the year.
6. 396.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   was about to post a link. Minix is great.
7. 397.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   we aren't anywhere close to using it in production yet, but my impression so far is to agree with you. Every single use case or weird requirement I've made up so far has had an answer, or had a solution in at least the proposal ph
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   by jdc0589 10y ago

   there's definitely a lot to it...I'm still in the phase where I'm a bit overwhelmed with trying to learn everything. As far as setup/ops goes, definitely check out https://github.com/kubernetes/kops
9. 399.▲
   by jdc0589 10y ago

   this is more than just authentication/authorization. It also servers as a transparent bastion server tier, and allows you to do full historical auditing of interactive sessions, on a highly available setup (if you set it up that way).
10. 400.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    FYI, the re-index API is awesome.
11. 401.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I've POCd it. I know GitLab is looking to potentially use it internally, but I don't know where they are with the POC process.
12. 402.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    is there a changelog anywhere? I'd REALLY like to see it, I've been keeping an eye on Teleport for a while now.
13. 403.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    its mainly auditing. There are a bunch of sectors where you are either required to have audit logs of interactive sessions, or you really want to have it anyway. It's also just a really convenient bastion server setup.
14. 404.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    huh, the more you know. not sure how I've missed this. I'll definitely look for some discussions/use cases of how this actually plays out.
15. 405.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    > Elasticsearch supports automatic shard rebalancing, which would let us add new nodes to the cluster, fulfilling the linearly scalable requirement out of the box. I'm assuming they mean "I can add a new node to the cluster, an
16. 406.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    TIL, I'm mildly autistic.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    senior means different things in different places. More and more developers are considered "senior" just because of experience building basic web apps, doesn't mean they have a deep understanding of http/s, public/p
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    the reason the ones on digital ocean are good is because 1) reasonably consistent format, at least visually anyway. 2) curated. they actually review submissions. 3) if your guide gets accepted, you get some DO credit or something. so, there
19. 409.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    so, this isn't exactly what you are after; but, I've always had a bunch of little exercises and projects that I just kind of go through in a new language/platform as a learning exercise. Examples: 1. given a large file, or se
20. 410.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    ditto. I was thinking it would be along the lines of Digital Ocean's curated how-to's/guides.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I don't know why I'm asking, cause we won't be able to afford it...but which can do this? This has come up a couple times recently.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    archive.org, etc...
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    > I wonder if google has database nodes in containers? I've been wondering this for a while. I'm sure some of the big players do it, but I'd really like to see a case study from one of them.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I've watched two or three hour-ish long ones on youtube or somewhere. Probably time to look again.
25. 415.▲
    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I could watch the films on Guedelon all day long. Unfortunately there is only a moderate amount of media out there right now.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I don't doubt it, but the bit about excel was sarcasm, it doesn't exist in our workflow.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I've had better luck with the azure twitter account than premier support. Maybe I've just had bad luck, but in my (moderately limited) experience, premier support == guaranteed indian call center so they can meet the higher SLAs.
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    I'm not sure what the price threshold is for me to actually buy all the SSD storage I need, but Dells pricing error a few weeks back was definitely below it ($20 per 256GB drive). Unfortunately my order got canceled, so I'm still
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    Here's the deal, there are two DISTINCT classes of traditional AV software. One generally sucks, the other does not. First: free AV, generally marketed to the individual or small business. If it's free, they are making money someh
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    by jdc0589 10y ago

    > Isolate your exposed services Most important part. vulnerabilities need to get patched, period. But I'm a lot less stressed about it when I know my publicly exposed surface is small, and even that has layers in front of it.